Is it ok to use blu cartos on a vv device? I assume 3.7 volts is ok? But what about anything higher?
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Blu cartos on VV devices?
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Oh wow really, 30ohm? That is surprising. Thanks man. Dragon blu carto's are cartomizers from the mini ecig "Blu", have you never heard of them? They are like the most popular mini ecig out there (well advertising anyways.)
I've done this, the only problem, they suck, but if you are so inclined.........have at it, lol
I wonder if they would work on a bottom feeder.......lol, project
I wonder if they would work on a bottom feeder.......lol, project
I don't understand why people trash Blu the way they do. Sure they have issues like their customer service and shipping times are horrible and their batteries are weak but their cartos are great and I would highly recommend their kit to a newbie...I just sold my regular kit from them and bought a Premium 100 kit for when I go out & about (I like to use something that looks real verses a large mod.) I know people who have returned to Blu after being introduced to the big world of vaping, it's just simplier for them. I've never had a problem with their hardware working correctly.
I've bought Blu cartos on occasion, for convenience sake, they're not bad, the only thing I don't like about them is that the diameter is a tiny bit smaller than average so you can't use standard drip tips; they have a 510 connection.
Yeah, they should work fine on any 510 device, really. Should be around 3 ohms. Should be fine at least up to 4.2v.
I've bought a total of 3 packs to use on my eGo over the months that I've been vaping, and they work fine.
As far as the trashing of Blu's cartos goes, I think that one of the big problems is that there seems to be no shelf-life observed in many places that sell them, or distribution centers hold them for to long. The second two packs that I bought were all but dried up, and the first was inconsistent. That, and they seem to clog quickly because of the juice. The taste was great, to me, when they worked. I'd bet that not many people buy them around where I live, though.
I've bought a total of 3 packs to use on my eGo over the months that I've been vaping, and they work fine.
As far as the trashing of Blu's cartos goes, I think that one of the big problems is that there seems to be no shelf-life observed in many places that sell them, or distribution centers hold them for to long. The second two packs that I bought were all but dried up, and the first was inconsistent. That, and they seem to clog quickly because of the juice. The taste was great, to me, when they worked. I'd bet that not many people buy them around where I live, though.
If I recall correctly, Johnson Creek made (or makes) the liquid in Blu's cartos. You could probably buy their bottled stuff and use it in any carto/device combo you want.
The reason I at least look down to blu now is you cannot trust what they put into their juice they have been bought out by big tobacco which is what we all have gotten away from by switching to vape. As well as I am sure most of us would not like to support big tobacco anymore as they are one of the main people trying to ban vape because they are loosing profit. If we buy from any big tobacco that is only hurting vape and showing they can get in the game and make vaping just as adictive and harmful as cigs. there are much better minis out there with great customer service and ship times. as well as great standard equipment. a good example is the magma and lava by volcano.
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